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Hi,

 

I open a bug reports but for team Minecolonies this bug is from Forge and it can't contact you.

 

https://github.com/Minecolonies/minecolonies/issues/2094

 

I have spam with :

[15:26:09] [Server thread/DEBUG] [minecolonies]: Found matching Factory for Primary input type.
[15:26:09] [Server thread/DEBUG] [minecolonies]: Found input factory with matching super OUTPUT type. Search complete with: com.minecolonies.api.colony.requestsystem.token.InitializedTokenFactory@5623354e
[15:26:09] [Server thread/DEBUG] [minecolonies]: Attempting to find a Factory with Primary: com.minecolonies.api.colony.requestsystem.factory.FactoryVoidInput -> com.minecolonies.api.colony.requestsystem.data.IRequestSystemBuildingDataStore
 

Over +3000 entry by second.

 

Detected on my server ( Vérygames not on my home server )

I can reproduct it on my Windows 10 computer.

 

Use MultiMC5, create news Instance, install forge ( recommanded or last built tested until 2604 )

Install minecolonies-universal-1.12.2-0.8.7200  and see fml-junk-earlystartup.log

 

After some hour, file is too big for my server ( limited to 5Go by Vérygames )

 

@attilavv This is not a Minecolonies error.
From the Log you can clearly see that you are also getting Trace and debug log messages from other thinks. For example FML and Forge.

It is just that Minecolonies Factory system does extensive debug logging to keep track of objects in case we need the data.

But under normal Forge operations this does not end up in the .log file since Log4J is configured to hide it.
As stated this is not a Minecolonies error. Nor is it something we can change. I am going to close this issue now. If you need support for this. Ask the Guys from MinecraftForge or SpongeForge depending on what server you are running.

 

 

For me FML is Forge Mod Loader and YES i use it but without it i can't install mod.

And YES i use forge and all mod use Forge and Minecolonies use Forge to.

 

Raycoms commented 3 days ago

2 questions: a) do you have some log4j setting somewhere which trigger this? b) Do you have the debug log of the request system turned on in the file?

 

Not found a option in folder config for this.

 

File from a news test with recommanded version of Forge.

fml-junk-earlystartup.7z

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Post the FML log (logs/fml-client-latest.log in your game directory).

Don't PM me with questions. They will be ignored! Make a thread on the appropriate board for support.

 

1.12 -> 1.13 primer by williewillus.

 

1.7.10 and older versions of Minecraft are no longer supported due to it's age! Update to the latest version for support.

 

http://www.howoldisminecraft1710.today/

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CLOSED :

 

It is a Minecolonies problem ... resolved only by openned a bug report on Forge.

If all in the world can found a soluce by openning a bug report on forge probably the paradise !

 

Changelog

Minecolonies Changelog

Version: 1.12.2-0.8.7273

  • Remove useless debug logging. (#2113)

Fix Logging chaos

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